Pages

Saturday, April 18, 2015

P is for Prom

Well A to Z-ers, it's the close of another week of the challenge and boy has it been a great one. I've made so many new blogging connections and found some great new A to Z themes to go back and catch up on tomorrow during the day off. What about you guys?

For today's A to Z Movie Smackdown, I'm kickin' it back to one of my favorite nostalgic movie eras, otherwise known as the late 90's. These two films favorites both came out in 1999 and feature ill-conceived bets, dearly departed actors (rest in peace Heath Ledger and Paul Walker), and the glue that holds this category together, proms! So cast your VOTE for your favorite flashback prom flick.

This post is part of the 2015 Blogging from A to Z Challenge. My theme (in case you didn't already guess it) is Movie Smackdowns. Cast your vote NOW! Stay tuned for the rest of the alphabet, and if you'd like to check out the other A to Z participants, simply click here.

Oh, now this one is hard - I remember really enjoying both of these. Haven't seen them in years though. I think I will have to go for 10 Things I Hate About You because Julia Stiles is brilliant :)TashaTasha's Thinkings | Wittegen Press | FB3X (AC)

I think it has to be 10 Things I Hate About You, I enjoyed this movie and baby Heath Ledger :D I want to vote on the alternative grouping though, because I just adore Never Been Kissed, I cry myself happy every single time!SophieSophie's Thoughts & FumblesFB3XWittegen Press

Hellol Everyone,I love that movie 10 Things I Hate about You. Julia Stiles one of my favorite not so famous actors. My theme is Artists/Painters learning a little about their lives, influences. It's been interesting. It's good to have a day for blog hopping tool

10 Things! An absolutely fabulous modern translation of Taming of the Shrew and some great acting between Julia Stiles and Heath Ledger. I've been a big fan of this one from the beginning. Elle @ Erratic Project Junkie

"10 Things I Hate About You" without a doubt. My all-time favourite film from that era. I can quote nearly every line, and have listened to the soundtrack more times than I can count. Heath Ledger's smile still gives me goosebumps